S & A Marsh has dated this piece to the 1910s.
At the top and bottom of the body there is a simple row of bead decoration which adds a bit of detail to the mainly plain design. On the opposite side to the pouring spout there is a lidded compartment to add the hot water in order to keep the gravy hot. It has been made to the highest standard, would look interesting on the table and works perfectly well. It stands at 13.70 cms high.

It was hallmarked in Sheffield for 1910 by Martin Hall & Co and remains in excellent condition. It weighs 15.90 troy ounces (494 grams).
Complimentary postage with insurance is offered within the price of this silver Argyll.
S & A Marsh has dated this piece to the 1910s.
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